I would add junglins. And a jungle treehouse village.

- Re write the java edition in Rust and make that the main version.

- Make a system to be able to integrate mods like sodium in to the main game.
- Add proper modding support

i would get out of the ownership microsoft and fix minecraft.

Also sit back and have some Dunkin' Donuts

I'd make Bedrock and Java be the same version but for different platforms. Crossplay. Everything in Bedrock gets put into Java, and vice versa.

add technoblade

I would add the bundle, add back the old exclusive features (like the april fools updates, and nether reactor cores as a decorative block) and put them in both versions, and fix bedrock redstone

Force rail and minecarts update, and sell the game to microsoft

Make minecarts faster, add fireflies, procrastinate, sell it back

i would create minecraft 2 early

poop on bedrock and go all-in on java, maybe kick out microsoft on the way

add more aggresive insect mobs so bane of arthropods could have a better use!

fire everyone.

SELL IT FOR NOTCH FOR 1 DOLLAR SO HE DEFENENTLY WOULD ACCEPT IT
and make better updates to minecraft

In a hypothetical scenario where Mojang allowed me to add any three things of my choice to Minecraft, this is what I would pick. The boomerang would be a new weapon for combat, but it could also be used as a tool. The copper golem would be programmable and able to interact with redstone systems for all sorts of purposes, which would be revolutionary. Architects would be a new type of allay used as an alternative method for auto-crafting. These three things would significantly improve Minecraft.


1. Boomerang To summarize this, this is basically throwable flint-and-steel, but it does have a few other advantages. This will be a new fire-based weapon similar to how the trident is an aquatic weapon. I have designed a new type of boomerang which would be unique for Minecraft and it would not replace the trident in any way, so all players would be happy. You could obtain soul rods from killing a soul blaze, which could be used to craft a boomerang. It is crafted from two soul rods and a gold ingot. When it is thrown, it ignites whatever it hits with soul fire. It behaves exactly like flint-and-steel. When it ignites a put-out campfire, it becomes a soul campfire. It can set mobs on fire and cook their meat. It can ignite portals and tnt. A boomerang will not be destroyed when it breaks, so the player can repair it. It can be repaired by putting it on a soul campfire. The boomerang will always return to the player. The boomerang could have blue fire particles when it is thrown, like a trail of fire which just makes it look cool. However, this will be much more useful than just throwable flint-and-steel. If you break a sweet berry bush with this weapon, it will drop soul berries. Soul berries cause a temporary effect similar to instant health or instant damage, allowing players to naturally regenerate health even if they don’t have enough hunger. This new weapon could include new enchantments which would modify this weapon’s behavior, such as being able to gather items, cause knockback to mobs, or quickly harvest crops or cobwebs. This would be my new favorite weapon if it was added.


2. Copper golem The copper golem could significantly enhance the game's redstone mechanics and teach players the basics of programming. The golem can operate a copper keyboard, which can trigger a redstone signal. Punch cards, programmed in a keypunch block, provide the golem with step-by-step instructions, allowing it to perform a variety of tasks. You can name the punch cards when you program it, so you will know what it does. Copper golems could be used for automatic farms, weapon defense systems, storage sorting, and so much more. This would need to include cameras which can be activated by redstone, copper pipes, copper conveyor belts for allays, observers being able to observe if a plant is fully grown, dispensers being able to use any tool and plant seeds, and copper hoppers which do not remove items out of chests unless that specific item has been requested.


3. Deepslate allay Architects are an allay made of deepslate and have giant blue glowing eyes. They can be found inside the secret room in the Ancient City. It makes fast beeping noises in binary, but is completely silent to the warden. It can regenerate its health, it can't drown, and it's fire immune. You can give it an item, and it will search for materials to craft that item, then it will drop that item on the ground. This would be an alternative method for auto-crafting. Unlike an allay, it would not bring the item anywhere. It would just drop the item on the ground.

I would do so much things

I would immediately sell it to someone that would know how to manage such a company. Maybe I wouldn't own Mojang anymore after, but I would be richer so why not? XD

A lot of the things you wished for probably aren't ever going to happen as long as Microsoft is in control.

Revert the game back to 1.8 and reinstate Notch

I'd change the villager and villager-esque mob designs, even if it makes the community unhappy. Maybe I'd need to offer the old designs as an alternative "legacy art" kind of thing within the game. Apparently Notch designed the villagers to have large noses because he was anti-semitic. Then I'd cut ties with the old villager image and make a public statement apologizing for taking so long, and for the previous owner's actions, then clarify they don't represent Mojang's views.

Update it, fix some bugs and then sell it to Microsoft for 20.5 billion.

End update.

sell the game for more money 😇 😇

add the combat snapshots into an upcoming update
learn Java (pain)
rework old textures
faster minecarts (if yk yk)
rework phantoms
add a natively supported modding engine